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Robocalls and text messages regarding a millage for Kent County schools have some taxpayers upset, saying the information misled voters before they went to the polls.
The message opposing the Kent Intermediate District Regional Enhancement Millage went out in the days leading up to the May 2 vote. The .9 mil tax increase would direct $211 more per student per year to all Kent County school districts.
The message says voting yes would mean a $900 increase for every 100,000 of taxable value on your home, which means the home would be worth $200,000. But if you do the math, it’s actually a $90 increase per year.
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